Mounted Troops Collection (#2)

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OUR NAVY: H.M.S. " THUNDERER"

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The Rebellion in the Soudan (Sudan), with Baker Pashas Expedition to Relieve Tokar: a Cavalry Reconnaissance and First Skirmish with the Enemy Fourteen Miles from Suakim

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The Rebellion in the Soudan - Camels and Cattle Captured from Hostile Tribes during a Cavalry Reconnaissance, and Driven into Camp at Suakim

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The Cruise of the Pacific Squadron, Dining Out

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An Artists Character Sketches in Berlin

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The Return of the Soldiers and Sailors from Egypt: Banquet Given by the Mayor and Citizens of Coventry to the Officers and Men of the N Battery, a Brigade, Royal Horse Artillery

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With the Indian Contingent in Egypt: the Bengal Cavalry Capturing Retreating Trains after the Battle of Tel-El-Kebir, September 13

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Major-General D.C. Drury-Lowe, C.B. in Command of the Cavalry during the Recent War in Egypt

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The War in Egypt: the Garrison of Fort Ghemileh Surrendering their Arms to the Naval Brigade, 7 A.M. September 21

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THE WAR IN EGYPT: THE ADVANCE OF THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHTs BRIGADE, TEL-EL-KEBIR, SEPTEMBER 13, The Grenadier Guards Going into Action for the First Time Since the Crimean War

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The War in Egypt, the Storming of Tel-El-Kebir, September 13: Cold Steel, a Trench at Tel-El-Kebir: in the Grand Redoubt after the Assault by General Alisons Brigade

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The War in Egypt: Glimpses of the Life of a Cavalry Subaltern

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The War in Egypt: the Camp of the Highland Brigade at Ramleh, Alexandria

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The War in Egypt: the Occupation of Alexandria: Arabi Pashas Bedroom in the Arsenal, Now Occupied by Officers of the Navy and Marines

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The War in Egypt: the Occupation of Alexandria: a Skirmish with Arabis Cavalry on the Mahmoudiyeh Canal, Near Alexandria

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IN CAMP AT WIMBLEDON: 1. A Blow Out for Threepence; 2. Ammunition; 3. The Running Man (No. 1): Friend A, " Keep it up, Brown; " Friend B, " Give in Your Rifle

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THE CRISIS IN EGYPT, THE VOYAGE OF H.M.S. TROOPSHIP " ORONTES" : 1. The British Reserve Squadron at Gibraltar; 2. At Plymouth: Marines Coming Off to the Vessel; 3

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Wimbledon Camp, Shooting for the Army and Navy Challenge Cup, July 25, 1874

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Camp Life at the Curragh: Cavalry Leaping Drill at the Camp, August 1, 1874

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Our Navy, the Present, Inside the Turret of an Ironclad at the Present Time, August 1, 1874

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Cavalry and Infantry of the Sardinian Army

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Attack and Destruction of Russian Works, at the Entrance of Balder River, Riga, by the Courtland Squadron

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Departure of the Naval Brigade for the Fleet, September 10, 1855

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The Russian Navy at Cronstadt, Sketched from the Paddle Box of H.M.s. " merlin"

The South American War: Chilian Cavalry Crossing the Pass of Usapalta, in the Cordilleras

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Visit of the Prince and Princess of Wales to Ireland: the Ironclad Squadron Saluting the Royal Yacht in Dublin Bay, 1868

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Inspection of Troops at Aldershott by the Queen: Cavalry Trotting Past, 1868

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The Civil War in America: Torchlight Procession of General Blenkers Brigade at Washington in Honour of General M clellan Taking Command of the Federal Army, December 14, 1861

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Embarkation at Woolwich of the E Battery Fourth Brigade of Royal Field Artillery on Board the Melbourne for Canada

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The London Rifle Brigade Ball at Guildhall

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Colours and Bugles Presented to the London Rifle Brigade by the Lady Mayoress

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Officers and Privates of the London Rifle Volunteer Brigade

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The Civil War in America: Franklins Brigade Passing Arlington Mill on its Way to Occupy Munsons Hill, October 26, 1861

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The Queens Visit to Ireland: Review by her Majesty on the Curragh of Kildare, Charge of Cavalry

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The Review on Saturday Last at Wimbledon Common: Skirmishers Forming Squares to Resist Cavalry, the National Rifle Association Meeting on Wimbledon Common, July 20, 1861

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Stampede of Cavalry Horses at Aldershott Camp, 1871

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Review of the Household Brigade by Queen Victoria, in Bushey Park, 1871

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The Flag Ship " ocean, " Saluting the Royal Squadron, at the Nore

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Field-Day at Aldershott: Cavalry Marching Past the Prince and Princess of Wales, Uk, 1866

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The Rodman Gun, of 15 Inches Calibre, Adopted for the United States Navy, 1867

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The Afghan War: Major J.J. Bailey, Paymaster 4th Battalion Rifle Brigade, a Survivor of the First Afghan War, 1879

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Marriage of the Duke of Connaught: Silver Bowls Presented by the Officers of the Rifle Brigade, 1879

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Her Majestys Cruise, the Royal Squadron Leaving the Isle of Wight, 1852

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Raft Dance at the Squadron Regatta, Cork, 1852

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Vice-Admiral Grenfell, of the Imperial Brazilian Navy

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The Ashantee War: Naval Brigade Men Breakfasting in the Courtyard of an Ashantee House, 1874

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The Ashantee War: the Naval Brigade Clearing the Streets of Coomasie, 1874

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Gold Plate Presented by the Officers of the Royal Navy and Marines to the Duchess of Edinburgh, 1874

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Mounted troops have played a crucial role in various historical events, showcasing their strength and agility on the battlefield. The Nile Expedition for the Relief of General Gordon engraving captures the determination of these soldiers as they navigate through treacherous terrains to aid their fellow comrades. Similarly, The Use in South Africa litho highlights their scouting abilities, demonstrating how they gather vital information to strategize effectively. Lord Roberts at Aldershot inspects Mounted Troops before their Departure for South Africa in a black and white photo, symbolizing the gravity of the situation and emphasizing the importance placed on these mounted units. Meanwhile, The Battle of Balaclava color litho immortalizes one such engagement where mounted troops showcased unparalleled bravery amidst chaos. Comparisons are Odious litho presents an interesting contrast between different types of mounted troops, highlighting variations in equipment and tactics employed by cavalrymen across different eras. Triumphal arch covered foliage mounted troops capture a momentous celebration where these valiant soldiers are honored for their service. In Cologne 1846 charge, mounted troops gallop fearlessly across a bridge, exemplifying their swift movements during combat situations. The Late Afghan War showcases E Battery, B Brigade Royal Horse Artillery decorated for its extraordinary contributions during this conflict. Away from war zones but still embodying courage and discipline is The Young Princes on Their Cruise Shanghai: Illuminations and Parade of the Fire-Brigade capturing young royals observing a parade that includes impressive displays by mounted fire brigade personnel. The Crisis in Egypt series documents significant moments during this tumultuous period - Arrival of British Squadron in Suda Bay signifies international intervention while Fortifications of Alexandria Harbour emphasizes strategic military planning undertaken by both sides involved. Lastly, Anglo-French Squadron Proceeding from Suda Bay depicts unity among nations as they navigate together towards resolving conflicts. Throughout history, whether it be aiding comrades or engaging enemies head-on with unwavering bravery, they have proven to be an indispensable force.